Ni!
Que isso, uma tentativa de imitar o Futuro da Informação?
;)
q.
On 08-04-2013 13:23, Everton Zanella Alvarenga wrote:
Caros,
o livro "Open Book" está disponível para download e impressão sob uma
licença livre (CC-by). Vocês podem baixar o PDF aqui
<http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1137211/Work/OKFn/Books/TheOpenBook_issuu_FINAL.pdf>.
Quem sabe podemos fazer uma versão em português adicionando o que vem
ocorrendo por aqui? Depois tenho que pedir para meus amigos da OKFN o
código fonte do livro.
Abraços,
Tom
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From: *Kat Braybrooke* <kat.braybrooke(a)gmail.com
<mailto:kat.braybrooke@gmail.com>>
Date: 2013/4/8
Subject: The Open Book now available online for free and in print
To: openbook <openbook(a)okfestival.org <mailto:openbook@okfestival.org>>
Cc: Antti Halonen <antti.halonen(a)finnish-institute.org.uk
<mailto:antti.halonen@finnish-institute.org.uk>>
Hello,
Thanks for your interest in the Open Book! We are happy to announce that
after a lot of work and passion, this long-awaited publication is now
available both online (for free!) and in print.
THE CONTEXT // From makerspaces to data wrangling schools to archives,
the digital is being remixed by the open – and it is changing society as
we know it. The Open Book <http://theopenbook.org.uk> is an ambitious
project to explore these emergent understandings, put together by The
Finnish Institute in London as a part of the critical Reaktio series
<http://bit.ly/ZvrLn8> with the help of the Open Knowledge Foundation
<http://okfn.org> and a global team of contributors and mentors.
THE BOOK // Inspired by the world’s first Open Knowledge Festival
<http://okfestival.org> this fall in Helsinki, The Open Book explores
the social and technological manifestations of this movement for the
first time, featuring over 25 in-depth thought pieces written by
pioneers of openness around the world from London to São Paulo - many of
whom were suggested by you! Also included is “The Evolution of Open
Knowledge” <http://bit.ly/YGwj7N>, the world’s first crowdsourced
timeline of openness from 1425 to the current day which we asked you to
contribute to <http://bit.ly/122EuLV> earlier this year.
THE CONCLUSIONS // Due to the divisive nature of such an experimental
publication, we do not attempt to present any single argument on what
‘open’ is. Instead, we hope The Open Book will serve as a platform for
discussion and a launching pad for new ideas about the future of a
global open knowledge movement in a time of rapid technological progress.
THE LAUNCH // As many of you already know, The Open Book was officially
launched at FutureEverything in Manchester last month:
<http://bit.ly/146xxwf> Many thanks to everyone who came and showed
their support - it was a great event! Here's a summary by Antti Halonen,
Head of Society at the Finnish Institute: <http://bit.ly/ZvqHjj>
GET YOUR COPY // Web: The Open Book is now available online for free as
a PDF (CC-BY-SA license) at <http://theopenbook.org.uk>. Print: You can
also grab a beautiful print copy at-cost via Amazon:
<http://amzn.to/ZcZ2xn>. Please share with colleagues and friends!
THE END // Lastly, and most importantly, we'd like to thank each of you
from the bottom of our hearts for being involved - your ideas, advice
and support have made this project possible, and your work continues to
inspire us! We look forward to your discussions and feedback!
For questions about the publication, you can email us at
openbook(a)okfestival.org <mailto:openbook@okfestival.org> - and do take a
moment to continue the debate on Twitter using the hashtag #TheOpenBook.
With much love,
The entire Open Book Editorial Team
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hi, i'm: @kat_braybrooke <http://twitter.com/kat_braybrooke> | find me
at:
kaibray.com <http://kaibray.com/>
currently hacking popular culture at: mozilla <http://webmaker.org>
otherwise, i'm into: open design <http://design.okfn.org/> | the open
book <http://theopenbook.org.uk/>
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Everton Zanella Alvarenga (also Tom)
OKFN Brasil - Rede pelo Conhecimento Livre
http://br.okfn.org
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